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.......... \\\ \ palliative? ..........
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.......... \ many ways, with similar small bodies ..........
.........« \\\\ \ and faces. they are small and \ «.........
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.......... to humans, but care should be taken \ ..........
.......... to limit exposure to \ ribbons, \ \ ..........
.......... \ since with prolonged contact \ \ \ ..........
.......... \ the consciousnesses start to blend, ..........
.......... an environment in which \ \ \ ..........
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.......... \\\\ \\\\ and sluggish state \ \ ..........
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